People, given enough social stability and wealth and time always tend toward monotheism
Haunting, for the monotheist as he ultimately worships himself or worships that which is outside himself but arguably the Christian narrative presents a God capable of inhabiting the human (spirit) while encompassing and even surpassing creation (father).
Well done Taylor! I only wish I could have been a fly on the wall for those conversations with you, Michael and Grace!
This is an excellent expansion on the points that I made. I agree that these are extremely salient to the conversation, however, I tried to make the post short to the extent that I could.
Nietzsche’s criticism of Christianity is powerful and devastating. Should be taken very seriously. 
Honestly, I don’t know what to make of this flaw in Christian thinking, nor do I think any of us have a better solution.
Thanks for this excellent comment. Will continue to think on it.
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People, given enough social stability and wealth and time always tend toward monotheism
Haunting, for the monotheist as he ultimately worships himself or worships that which is outside himself but arguably the Christian narrative presents a God capable of inhabiting the human (spirit) while encompassing and even surpassing creation (father).
Well done Taylor! I only wish I could have been a fly on the wall for those conversations with you, Michael and Grace!
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Thanks, Steven! Would be cool to dive into this topic sometime.
This is an excellent expansion on the points that I made. I agree that these are extremely salient to the conversation, however, I tried to make the post short to the extent that I could.
Nietzsche’s criticism of Christianity is powerful and devastating. Should be taken very seriously. 
Honestly, I don’t know what to make of this flaw in Christian thinking, nor do I think any of us have a better solution.
Thanks for this excellent comment. Will continue to think on it.
Thanks for reading, Sofia! Totally agree with your takeaways.